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MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1940 PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON Morse to Seek Anti-Filibuster ill in Senate Washington. Doc. 27 U Son, Wayne L. Morse, R Ore., says he plans to Introduce anti-HIibus-ter legislation Immediately after the new senate convenes Jan. 2. Ho said his bill would change senate rules to make the tiling of a cloture petition limitation of debate applicable to all business of the senate. He said a "small group" of men take advantage of present rules to talk vital legisla tion to aeatn. At present, cloture can be In voked onlv acainst legislation it' self and not against the proposal to take it up. Southern senators have used this device to prevent most civil rights legislation from reaching the senate floor. Morse said on a broadcast (WPIK. Alexandria, Va.) that un dor his hill a motion for cloture could be filed by a majority vote. Two-Hour Limit "But after it was filed," he add ed, "it would be necessary to give each senator a two-hour period, if he wanted to use it, to debate the merits of any particular issue In volved under the limitation rule." He said that would guarantee any minority time to make its case "on the merits of any issue" and also guarantee to the people time to make tnelr wisnes known to the congress." He noted that "a small group of men" blocked national secur!" legislation in the last session of congress. He referred to ihe fill- . buster by Sens. Glen H. Taylor, D., Ida., and William H. Langer, H., N. D., against the draft bill. Morse said his bill would pre vent such moves as well as any effort to talk down civil rights legislation, "or any other kind of legislation that a majority of the senate believes to be in the public Interest." "I think a change in the rules of the senate so as to prevent a filibuster is essential if we are go ing to put Into practice In our democratic form, of government the principle of majority rule." Services Slated For War Veteran Funeral services for Gustav A. An1npGnn m-timtn flrct flaca IT fi .marine corps reserve, who was killed In action on TInian In the Marianas islands July 26, 1944, will be held at the Golden Gate national cemetery In San Bruno, Calif., Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 3:15 p.m. Anderson, who was the son of Mrs. Carl H. Anderson, of 23 Minnesota avenue, Bend, was born in Bend May 25, 1912, and attend- , ed the Bend public schools, grad uating from high school In May, 1931. He worked at The Shevlin- Hixon company plant until his induction into the marine corps September 1G, 1943. Following advanced training in San Diego, he was sent to the Pacific theater as a communications specialist. Pfc. Anderson has been award ed posthumously the purple heart, the Aslatlc-Facitlc campaign men . al, the world war II victory medal and the presidential unit citation awarded to the reinforced fourth marine division for the battles of Saipan and Tinlan. Other survivors are a sister Amanda J. Anderson, teacher in the Salem high school, and two brothers, Oscar F. and Carl J., of Bend. See ELMER LEHNERR For Liberal Cash Loans AUTO I I LIT TBI ll ON PICK-UP Private Soles Financed Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy . 15 Months to Pay Quick Service Oregon Owned Motor Investment Co. M-333 217 Oregon Phone 525 Snow Storm Builds Igloo in ,i;.mx.m?':i$it', ,.; ; . 1 -w ' ' - 4 i ' , .;!" : l' . .'' (NKA Telephoto) Leo Feuerelsen of Kew Gardens, N. Y., fights his way through a waist-deep snow drift towards the lgloo shaped mound that mast be his car. Yesslr, it is his car, but a little obscured by a 20-lnch snowfall, third worst In New York's history. Workers labored all night to clear snow off the streets, unsnarl surface transportation. Realty Transfers Deeds December 11 United Slates of America to Farrell H. Lacy, et ux, SWNE W'jSE 5, 38, 13. Floyd T. Chestnut et al to Floyd T. Chestnut et ux, lot '11,' E'i 12, block 45, Center. J. R. Houseweart et ux to Ro land W. Prather et ux, lot 7, block Davidsons. John R. Whlttaker et ux, lot 8, block 14, River terrace. Mortgages December 11 Farrell H. Lacy et ux to United States of America, SWNE W',4 SE 5, 18. 13. Taylor Lee Mcciay et ux to pa cific first federal savings and loan, SH lots 4, 5, block 10, El lingers. Mortgage Keleases December 11 Deschutes Federal Savings and loan to L. M. Ross et ux, lot 21, block 21, Bonne Home. Deeds December 13 Dora Yager et vir to Arthley M. Cass et ux, lot 12, block 30, La pine. Mortgages Decemlier 13 Flovd T. Chestnut et ux to U. S. National bank, lots 11 and E'i 12, block 45, Center. C. E. Reese et ux to u. s. Na tional bank,' tract 6, Becker acre age. ' Mortgage Releases December 13 Bank of Bend to Fred u camp- bell et ux, lots 5, 6, block 2, Grandvlew. U. S. National bank to Richard Cullcy, lot .7, block 1, Hub addi tion. L. E. Smith to Milfrcd I. Wal- lenburg et ux, marginal release mortgage. Deeds December 14 Ted S. Hqlliday et ux to E. Ma rie Judy, E. 100.32 feet, tract 13, Virginia park, Clarence Elder et ux to James A. Elder et ux, NENE 32, 16, 12. Catherine Hohonshelt et vir to Mary S. Smith, part SWSW 21, 15, 13. William Russell Stanard et ux to Clara Stacy, lots 11, lw, block 13, Redmond. Clara I. Slacey to Earl Boothe et ux, lot 11, block 13, Redmond. Mortgages December 14 A. W. West fall et ux to C. J. Leverett et ux, lot 10, block 17, Bend, lots 4, 5, block 185, 3rd ad dition, Bend park. Marv S. Smith to U. S. Nation al bank, part SWSW 21, 15, 13. Clara I. Stacey to Hugh Gill more, lot 12, block 13, Redmond. Mortgage Kli'ases Deeemlier 14 F. G. Atkinson to Fred E. At kinson et al, lot 19, S. 5 ft. lot 20, block 45, Redmond. Deeds December 115 John DeBoor et ux to Kenneth L. Arnold et ux, lots 1, 2, 3, block 12, Wiestorla. Lylc Woods to Kenneth L. Congdon et ux, lot 3, block 8, Ken wood. Deschutes county to Sidney Doyle, lots 7, 8, block 45 Center. Deschutes county to William D. Mnvor et ux, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 9, NWT first. Deschutes county to Charles B. Thompson, lots 4, 5, 6, block 2, Bonne Home. Mortgages December 15 U. S. National bank to Equit able Life assurance society, NW NW 30, 15, 13. B. C. Straughn et ux to U. S. National bank, lots 1, 2, 3, block 10, Highland, Mortgage Heli-ases December 15 Ehba Thomas to Carrie L. My Take Care of Your Eyes Tblon and freedom from . . too can not b inr your eye are perfect unlet you have them examined. Contult ua now I Dr. M. B. McKenney OPTOMETRIST 908 Wall St. Phone 842-M Enjoy food headache , ers, marginal release mortgage, lots 1 to 4 inclusive, block 1, Au brey heights. Deeds December 16 Deschutes county to Frank Hogland et ux, lots 4, 5, block 4, Mill. Frank W. McCaffery et ux to Robert J. Magers, lot 25, Rail way addition. Bryan Lee et ux to Donald Hess et ux, lots 5 to 16 Inclusive, block 69, Hillman. Leo P. Cox et ux to Cecil R. Henry et ux, part lot 1, Van M a t r e ' s subdivision of Reed heights acres. Frank McCaffery et ux to Har ry B. Simons et ux, S. 70 ft. lot 19, Fair acres. Mortgages December 16 Alvln A. Cazier et ux to State of Oregon, SMiNE NENW 19, 17, 13. Leonard E. Mathers et ux to U. S. National bank, lots 7, 8 block 37 NWTS second. L. M. Ross et ux to Otis Lipps et ux, lot 21, block 21, Bonne Homme. L. E. Lisenbury et ux to U.-S. National bank, lots 9, 10, block 42, second addition, Bend park. Mortgage Releases December 16 Bert Trout to Alvin A. Cazier et ux, S'ANE NENW 19, 17, 13. Pacific First Federal savings and loan to M. .Wayne Chase et ux, lots 1, 2, block 27, Redmond. Deeds December 17 Ben A. Chancy et ux to Chester E. Fullerton, tract 12, Glen Vis ta. Walter E. Grindell et ux to Ho mer L. Allen et ux, lots 8, 9, 10, 11, block 8 Center. Paul L. Stanard et ux tb D. G. Ferguson et ux, SWNE,: NWSE 3,15,13. Mori 4r ffes Dccenihmr 17 Ned Green et ux to U. S. Na tional bank, lots 13 and Wb 12, block 45. Center. Cliff Bishop et ux to U-. S. Na tional bank, E. 65 ft. of W. 145 ft. tract 45, Sothman. ' . Bruce Markell et ux to Des chutes Federal savings and loan, lot 9, block 3, River terrace. William J. Stevenson et ux to State of Oregon, lot 9, block 18, Center. Mortgage Releases December 17 U. S. National bank to George W. Dimlck et ux, tract 22, Nor wood, section 2. United States of America to Paul L. Stanard et ux, SWNE 3, 15, 13. JURY NAMED Madras, Dec. 27 While lack of Investigational work resulted In no assignment for the body this year, at the Instance of Judge Ralph S. Hamilton of Bend, a new grand Jury was drawn to handle criminal matters for the Jeffer son county circuit court. Mem bers of the new jury are Louis Rufener, John M. Campbell, Win fred Osborn, Blanche Waud, Paul M. Dwigans, Byron Dickerson and Clarence Potampa. Bennett's Machine Shop BILL BENNETT 1111 Roosevelt Ave. BEND, General Machine Work Heavy Machine Work Gears Sprockets made (o order Crank Shaft Grinding Motor Rebuilding Line Boring Cylinder Reborlng Crank Shaft Grinding in the Car Electric and Acetylene Welding General Auto Repairs Brooks-Scanlon Quality Pine Lumber Brooks-Scanlon Inc. New York School Election Ruled Invalid Madras, Dec. 27 (Special) After conferring by telephone with John W. Shuier, Portland at torney and authority on school bonds and elections, Wayne Fost er, Jefferson county school super intendent, announced rrlday that the consolidation of school district No. 9 with district No. 35 and district No. 43, approved by voters in the three districts March 6, is invalid. The entire consolidation pro ceeding must be repeated, Foster said. Petitions calling for an elec tion on the proposal were being distributed Friday. Because the consolidation is in valid, a bond Issue approved by the voters to raise $175,000 for additions to the district No. 9 building is also invalid, Foster explained. The reason for the Invalidity of the consolidation is that the coun ty boundary board, in calling the election, did not allow sufficient time between the publication of the election notice and the time of the election, Shuier ruled. ...The law requires that In dis tricts such as No. 35 that the no tice of the election be posted at the school, posing another tech nical problem In repeating the consolidation proceedings. After the March 6 vole the schoolhouse in district No. 35 was moved to Madras, leaving the district with out a school building on which to post the notice of the repeat elec tion. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results WE ARE NOW t Exclusive Dealers and Distributors for BENZ AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK SPRINGS We Also Do Expert Automobile and Truck SPRING REPAIRING! We have plenty of steel JOE EGG BLACKSMITHING and WELDING 945 Harrlman Thone 1 166 W Phone 1133 OREGON Boggie Spends Christmas at Lebanon Home Lebanon, Dee. 27 (ll'i Clarence Boggie, given a Christinas eve pardon by Gov. Mon C. Wallgien of Washington after Boggie serv ed 13 years for a mUrder he said he didn't commit, spent the holi days with his aged parents and said, "I'm very grateful." A chance that Oregon authori ties might compel Boggie to com plete an unfinished term for rob bery was quashed. Boggle said he was informed his sentence ex pired in 1934. Gov. John II. Hall of Oregon or dered parole officers not to arrest the pardoned man who spent Christmas hero with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Boggie. Expects to Bo Married Boggie said he expected to be married soon but didn't give a date. He awaited the arrival of his bride to be, Mrs. Beatrice Nichols, widowed school toucher from Barronnett, Wis., with whom ho corresponded while in prison. "There will be two of us to think it over," he said. Mrs. Nich ols was expected to leave Ster ling, Colo., today for Lebanon where Boggle received the good wishes of friends and made plans tor tne wedding. A last minute crimp in Bog- gie's hopes for freedom develop ed when Oregon authorities found his pardon by Gov. Julius Meier had been countermanded by Governor Charles Martin in 1936. But Parole director Hal M. Ran dall said Martin's action was out of bounds because it- followed the 1934 expiration of Boggle's sent ence. "We're all through with the case," he said. DIES AT SEASIDE Redmond, Dec. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Orr Royal, Redmond, have received word of the death of their son-in-law, Roy D. Hodson, at Seaside on December 26. Death' was attributed to a heart attack. Mrs. Hodson, the former Florence Royal, Is a former Deschutes county teacher. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Cold Weather Special ON ANY CHRYSLER CO. CAR MOTOR TUNE-UP v $495 Parts Extra MOTOR TUNE-UP INCLUDES . . . Clean and space spark plugs Check compression Check ignition coil Check and adjust fan belt Check and clean battery connections Check ignition wiring Check ignition points and condenser Clean or replace points Pack distributor plate bearing Tighten head bolts Check voltage regulator Check and tighten radiator hoses Check fuel pump Adjust carburetor . OTHER MAKE CARS PROPORTIONALLY PRICED We Have the Latest Sun Tune-Up Equipment CARROLL MOTORS Authorized DE SOTO FLYMOUTH Dealer 162 Greenwood Ave. Phone 387 DIAMOND-T THI CKS MoPAU PARTS If You Plan to Take a Trip During the Holiday Season . . . MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW because the airlines already are heavily booked for that period. WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU PILOT BUTTE INN PHONE 1775 Offices in Klamath Falls and Redmond. Potatoes Honolulu-Bound t ,,,V- O" ' I ;; 1 A Prineville group, including Oregon State college alumni, last week started a parcel of Central Oregon netted gem potatoes and strawberry preserves on its way to Hawaii. The parcel will go to R. S. (Spec) Keene, director of athletics at O.S.C. and will accom pany the Oregon State football team to Honolulu, where they have a New Year's day game. In the photo are Everett Cornett, E. L. Woods, "Tag"- McFadden, Joe D. Thomison, Bill Dart and Roscoe Hopper. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Communicable diseases report ed to the tri-county health office for the week ending December 25 were two cases of scarlet fever in Bend, four of chicken pox in Bend, three cases of measles in Terrebonne and one case of mumps in Redmond. $50,000 STOLEN Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 27 (il'i Safecrackers who tunneled through the flcor broke open a grocery warehouse safe today and escaped with more than $50,000 cash in Christmas week-end re ceipts. 3,010 STILLS FOUND Washington, Dec. 27 IU3 The internal revenue bureau reported today that its agents knocked over 3,010 moonshine stills in the July-November period. Titanium metal is as strong as stainless steel, and resists corro sion as well; it weighs only half as much. 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